"The animal feelings and impulses, from the past, can trigger fascination, fear and hatred.
That triggered my fascination, and I started to harbor desires to grow powerful and unify the nation like he did.
For any director, you can see how a professional life spent orchestrating moving parts could trigger a fascination with planes.
When he returned to the car after I'd collected the necessary blackmail photos of the event, he exclaimed with the largest of smiles, "I've always wanted to do that!" What triggers our fascination with the desert?
Harry Potter has triggered a renewed fascination with them.
This is a common observation among our group, a default fascination triggered by the sight of one's breath or the glare of the sun at night: Dude, we're above Canada.
As bodybuilding became perceived as more of a sport (and, to some, an art form), it triggered new levels of fascination.
On the other hand, however, the more stringent epigenetic phenomena, and those that are triggering more widespread fascination, are those that typically resist change, those states that defy in their stability the inherent disruption of genome regulation associated to the cycles of reproduction in cells or organisms.
But thanks to a 50-year project headed by film historian Kevin Brownlow, whose lifelong fascination with the picture was triggered when he saw a couple of reels of it as a schoolboy, Napoleon has been restored to its original state.
According to Hyde, this ordeal triggered some of the sparks of his new hobby – his fascination with esoteric theories and Gurdjieff, and a belief that there was a "huge conspiracy to suppress special knowledge".
